Steve Rammel was born on April 20,1968 and is a retired American soccer player who played as a forward.
18 Facts About Steve Rammel
1.
2.
Steve Rammel was previously the executive director for the West Florida Flames Futbol Club in Brandon, Florida.
3.
Steve Rammel attended West Deptford High School in New Jersey where he played for the school's boys soccer team.
4.
Steve Rammel helped lead the team to two New Jersey state championships, being named the 1986 Parade Magazine's National High School Player of the Year.
5.
Steve Rammel then transferred to Rutgers University where he played for its men's soccer team for the 1989 and 1990 seasons.
6.
Steve Rammel was selected as a first team All American his senior year and was second behind Ken Snow in the voting for the 1990 Hermann Trophy.
7.
Steve Rammel finished his career with the Scarlet Knights with 44 goals in 86 games In 1991, he graduated with a Bachelor's degree in Economics.
8.
In 1991, Steve Rammel was called into the US national team camp, but never made a game day roster.
9.
In 1991, Steve Rammel spent seven games, scoring two goals, with the Penn-Jersey Spirit of the American Professional Soccer League.
10.
In 1994, Steve Rammel returned to school at the University of Massachusetts Amherst where he earned a Master's degree in Business Administration in Finance in 1996.
11.
In 1996, Steve Rammel joined the Washington Mustangs of the USISL.
12.
Steve Rammel became an All Star that season, scoring 17 regular season and play off goals.
13.
Steve Rammel scored the first MLS hat trick in a May 15,1996 victory over the Columbus Crew.
14.
Steve Rammel's scoring touch deserted him in 1997 and after eleven games the team traded him on July 3,1997, to the Colorado Rapids for Roy Wegerle.
15.
Steve Rammel played the rest of the 1997 season with Colorado, never scoring a goal for the team.
16.
Two weeks later Steve Rammel announced he planned to retire from playing and join UCLA as an assistant men's soccer coach.
17.
Steve Rammel had already re-entered the coaching ranks while with Colorado, becoming the assistant director of Coaching for the Colorado Rush youth club.
18.
Steve Rammel was an assistant at UCLA for three years before moving to Saint Mary's College of California as the head men's soccer coach.